“This is an Op-Ed blog.”
Work Completed. As promised this site will stay current. Two posts will be updated to reflect the 2010 Census data – ‘Poverty in Maplewood’ & ‘President Obama has displayed bold leadership…’ The ‘Summer Program that Teaches A.P.’ will be updated to include a pdf packet for local students on how to fundraise for summer programs. … Read more
“What These Streets Mean to Me.”
“The streets that nurtured me made sure that I’d never go too far.” I grew up during my critical years walking the streets of Maplewood. At the time I graduated, Lauryn Hill, a South Orange resident and an alumnus of our HS, gave my graduating class, the class of 2000, an anthem: Lauryn Hill “Every Ghetto, … Read more
Read PerfectlyPlanned blog in 5 Languages
You can read this blog in 4 translations: Italian, Haitian Creole, French & Spanish+ English. Select links below. =) Leggi questo blog in lingua italiana. Prossimo link selezionare in fondo alla pagina. (Italian) Li blog sa-a nan lang kreyòl ayisyen. Next ap mennen chwazi nan pati anba paj la. (Haitian Creole) Lire ce blog en français. Le … Read more
Signing In
I intended on wrapping up this blog, however, I am constantly impressed by my experiences in this town. I’ve written about how to better meet the needs of young people in town, and about the loss of business due to the 2008 recession, serious issues in Maplewood, NJ. In 2011 and 2012, Springfield Avenue began … Read more
Memories
A day for students and their families at Seth Boyden Elementary School 2008/2009 Look through a Flikr photo stream of pictures here: Photo Stream
Vlog: Boston Convention, 2011
As a alum I’m happy to provide a glimpse into what makes the organization so special. It’s often hard communicating why I love this organization. Participating built my foundation as a student and a person. It’s even better when someone communicates the same thing. So you see, it’s not just me who is passionate about … Read more













